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<blockquote data-quote="CleverNickName" data-source="post: 9429185" data-attributes="member: 50987">Oh, you know how some people are.&nbsp; My sister's ex-husband can't stop bringing up stuff from 1998.&nbsp; She didn't listen to him back then, and she's not listening now, but that doesn't stop him.&nbsp; Any time the subject of marriage comes up on social media, he's right there venting his spleen in the comments.&nbsp; I guess this is his way of working through it.Some people won't support D&amp;D/Wizards of the Coast for the same reason that the Portland hipsters won't support Starbucks:&nbsp; &quot;they were so much better before they got popular and mainstream.&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; So anything that Wizards of the Coast does that validates that claim gets put on blast, and anything that refutes it gets put on ignore.Some people will support D&amp;D/Wizards of the Coast for the same reason that the Portland hipsters support Apple: &quot;they're the best because they're the biggest because they're the best.&quot;&nbsp; So anything that Wizards of the Coast does that validates that claim gets put on blast, and anything that refutes it gets put on ignore.But the other 98% of their customers are somewhere in the middle, and they tend to ignore the smaller, louder ends of the spectrum.&nbsp; That must be incredibly frustrating for the other 2%, just as it's incredibly frustrating for my ex-brother-in-law.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CleverNickName, post: 9429185, member: 50987"] Oh, you know how some people are. My sister's ex-husband can't stop bringing up stuff from 1998. She didn't listen to him back then, and she's not listening now, but that doesn't stop him. Any time the subject of marriage comes up on social media, he's right there venting his spleen in the comments. I guess this is his way of working through it. Some people won't support D&D/Wizards of the Coast for the same reason that the Portland hipsters won't support Starbucks: "they were so much better before they got popular and mainstream." So anything that Wizards of the Coast does that validates that claim gets put on blast, and anything that refutes it gets put on ignore. Some people will support D&D/Wizards of the Coast for the same reason that the Portland hipsters support Apple: "they're the best because they're the biggest because they're the best." So anything that Wizards of the Coast does that validates that claim gets put on blast, and anything that refutes it gets put on ignore. But the other 98% of their customers are somewhere in the middle, and they tend to ignore the smaller, louder ends of the spectrum. That must be incredibly frustrating for the other 2%, just as it's incredibly frustrating for my ex-brother-in-law. [/QUOTE]

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